Dr Reece Malone Sexologist & Sexuality Educator

KidSport is a national organization dedicated to ensuring that all children in Canada have the opportunity to participate in organized sports by providing grants to offset the associated costs. With over 166 local and provincial chapters across the country, KidSport aims to eliminate financial barriers that prevent youth from engaging in sport and fostering a spirit of community and health. Through its grassroots approach, KidSport empowers families by providing financial assistance, thereby promoting inclusion and healthy living among children. The organization envisions a future where every child can be active and involved in their chosen sports, contributing to their personal growth and development. Generated from the website

Voth Family Therapy provides accessible therapy services in Selkirk, MB, operating on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe and Ininew peoples, and the homeland of the Metis nation. They offer a range of therapy options, including in-person sessions in Beausejour and Selkirk, as well as virtual therapy via video chat and phone. All Voth Family Therapy offices are wheelchair accessible, ensuring inclusivity for all clients. They accommodate diverse schedules with daytime, evening, and weekend appointments, emphasizing flexibility to meet individual needs. The practice prides itself on matching clients with therapists suited to their specific requirements and availability. Voth Family Therapy values making the initial contact and booking process easy for clients. Clients have shared positive experiences of quick responses to inquiries, efficient matching with therapists, and seamless appointment scheduling. The practice's commitment to client comfort and convenience is evident through testimonials highlighting the ease of setting up consultations and subsequent appointments. Generated from the website content

Saint Mary's Road United Church, located in Winnipeg, MB, is an Affirming Ministry of the United Church of Canada that emphasizes safety, acceptance, inclusiveness, and openness within its community. The church celebrates the diversity of its congregation and recognizes its presence on the traditional lands of Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, as well as the homeland of the Métis Nation. With a rich history dating back to the 1890s, the church has evolved through various challenges and growth phases, fostering a vibrant community centered around worship, social action, and youth engagement. Today, it continues to serve as a welcoming space for individuals seeking spiritual connection and a commitment to addressing local and global needs. Generated from the website